Roger Waters will take Pink Floyd’s 1971–1979 catalogue back on the road next year, with his son Harry leading the band on a run titled Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show.
Roger Waters will tour again next year, this time with his son beside him. The show is called Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show, and its setlist draws on material written between 1971 and 1979, the stretch a press release calls Pink Floyd’s “golden era” — the years that run from Meddle to The Wall.
Harry Waters is not a hired hand brought in for sentiment. A pianist, composer and longtime touring musician in his own right, he takes the role of musical director, leading the band from the B3 organ and piano while also handling vocals. The staging relies on high-definition LED screens. Triple A Entertainment and ICON LIVE are producing the run.
The arrangement places a family relationship at the centre of a catalogue that has spent decades generating arguments about authorship, ownership and who has the right to
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